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CITY OF WILMINGTON ENGINEERING PLAN REVIEW CHECKLIST Version 2.1 (Nov 2016)Name of Project: Required Submittal Information One (1) original signed and notarized Stormwater Management Permit Application

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2. Start by gathering all the necessary documents and information that is required for the submittal process.
3. Read through the submittal requirements carefully to understand what information is specifically asked for.
4. Fill out each section or field of the submittal form based on the provided instructions.
5. Double-check your entries to ensure accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
6. Attach any supporting documents or files that may be required.
7. Review the filled-out submittal information one last time before submitting it.
8. Submit the completed submittal form and any accompanying documents through the designated method (e.g., online portal, email, physical submission, etc.)
9. Keep a copy of the submitted submittal information for your records.
10. Follow up with the relevant authority or organization to ensure that your submission was received and processed successfully.

Who needs required submittal information?

1. Various individuals or entities may require the submission of required submittal information depending on the context. Some examples include:
2. - Government agencies requesting information for permits or licenses.
3. - Contractors submitting construction plans or project proposals.
4. - Job applicants providing necessary documentation for employment applications.
5. - Students applying for scholarships or educational programs.
6. - Organizations or individuals involved in legal proceedings needing to submit relevant documents.
7. - Individuals seeking clearance for background checks or security purposes.
8. - Business entities applying for certifications, registrations, or accreditation.

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What is required submittal information?

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Who is required to file required submittal information?

The entity or individual designated by the governing body or regulatory agency is required to file the required submittal information.

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The purpose of required submittal information is to ensure compliance with regulations, provide necessary documentation, and facilitate decision-making processes.

What information must be reported on required submittal information?

Required submittal information may include personal information, financial data, project details, and any other relevant information specified by the governing body.